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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-28
Barthoidi's Great Work.

The statue of Liberty Eulightening the
World, which stands on Bedloe's Island, in
the harbor of New York, is one of the most
sublime artistic conceptions Of modern
times. The torch Of the goddess lights the
nations of the earth 10 peace, prosperity
and progress, through Liberty. But lib.
erty" is an empty word TO the thousands Of
poor women enslaved by physical ailments
hundred fold more tyrannical than any
Nero. To such sufferers DIR. Pierce's Fa.
vorite Prescription holds forth the promise
OF speedy cure. II is a specific in all
those arrangements, irregularities and
weaknesses which make life burden TO 20
many women. The only medicine sold by
druggists, under positive guarantee from
the manufacturers, that it will give salts
faction in every case or money will be re-
funded. See guarantee printed on wrap
per enclosing bottle.
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CLEANING UP.
Health Omcsr Reed Making Good Progress
With the Work.

Health Ohicer Reed Making Good Progress.
With the Work.
Health Officer Reed is doing good work
in putting the city in sanitary condition,
considering the drawbacks incident to the
incomplete state of the crematOry. The
Second, Third and Seventh wards have
been thoroughly insected, and the Health
Officer is ready to 20 TO work at once on
the remaining portion Of the city. No
notices have yet been sent out, but urgent
cases are promptly attended to. DR.. Reed
stated the situation very fully to the Health
Committee last evening. In the course Of
the discussion which ensued it was stated
that Fulton butchers are still throwing
Ofal into the creek, in violation Of the
State law; that garbage was also being
dumped into the creek from the Fulton
bridge, and that butchers offal, packed in
barrels, was being thrown into hack river,
presumably from Martins Ferry. This
stuff had hOated down into the neighbor-
hood Of the back bridge, where it lies fes-
tering under the sun. The garbage and
night soil removed from the city Is being
sent to the country, where it is used by
farmers and gardeners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-28

ROCHESTER. N. Y, June H.-The ms
sons, helpers and laborers employed on
sewer and street Improvements struck TIM.
morning for 81 rs per day and nine hours
work. The strike was ordered by tne
,o..l assemblies. In two or three IN
stanoes non-union men employed Dy con-
tractors ON street work were driven away
bv The strikers, but NO one has been IN,
inred thus far. The police are prepeLeo
for auy outbreak, and all persons wno
80 crsate a disturbance will be promptly
arrested The union men comprise two.
Thirds of the Iaborers- Non-union men On
Jobs in the center Of the city have NOT ger
molested. The intimidation and argu-
mentation" are employed in the outskirts
The employers haze As yet taken no sc.'oo.
By the strike all the masons are thrown
ont of employment and at least ten tnon-
sand persons will be deprived Of the'f
means of support
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A DAYS DOING.
ISPRAcTIoSs OF THE Law By VARIOUS
INDIVIDUALS
A PEsbargh Nan Drops = ROa-A OolEsd
Wouaa Gai-Hsa N S500-Ths
Prss-Eghtsr&

Saturday evening. or Sunday morning,
an Allegheny City man named 'Birdie"
Falls, came down to have a little slime, "
and Sunday evening, in company with
Jennie Reynolds, he drove out the pike il
. phaeton. On the way out the couple
stopped at q weII-knOwn Fulton saloon for
refreshments, and coming hack, about an
hour later, they made another call at the
same place. What followed is told in Falls
own words:
II had been up all night, and was very
drowsy, taking little cat-nsps as We drove
along. When We stopped at the saloon,
the woman got out and went inside, send
ing out seltzer for me. Before the drink
arrived, however, q woman brought a man
out of the place, and he got into the Phae-
ton and drove me around for about an
hour. ! went TO sleep, and when We got
back to the saloon, and Reynolds got in, /
felt for my roll and it was gone had
been touched for $40. don't know the
man who drove me around, and don't
know who got the money. told Rey-
nolds about it, and we're going to make
trouble for somebody"
Mr.. Falls was after a warrant Sunday
night, and again yesterday, but as he
hadn't the remOtest idea who took his
money he did not get paper.
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Day of Disasters.

CHICAGO, June 26.-James Cronin was
killed at Stony Island by Nickel Plate
train this morning. His body was taken
to the Hyde Park Police Station, where II
awaits an inquest An unknown noatef
was taken from the lake at South Chicago
this morning. There was nothing about
the body TO indicate the identity OF the
unfortunate, the remains having been
long time in the water. The body OF
man named Philip Rody was found DO.
tween two coal cars on the Illinois Central
track this morning near Twenty-second
street 1t is not known how be came to
be there nor bow killed. An unknown
man was run over at Austin by North
western train this morning. The body
was taken to the Austin police station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-28

West Virginia Educational Association.
The West Virginia Educational Associa-
tion meets at Charleston July 9th. 9th and
It'll. Arrangements have been made with
the different railroads as follows: Baltimore
and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Kan
awha and Ohio, two cents mile each way,
and certificates must be procured 10 en-
able those wishing to 20 to purchase tick
cts. Those coming to Grafton on the
Grafton and Greenbrier railroad, or to
Clarksburg on the Clarksburg and Weston
and paying full fare will be returned free
on presentation of certificate of the same
from the Secretary Of the Association. The
Ohio river railroad has made the open rate
of two cents a mile each way, and will sell
to all who want to go to Charleston at that
time, tickets good from July 3rd 10 July
18th inclusive This offers to all splen-
did opportunity to visit the State Capitol,
and it is hoped that great many will do
So State Superintendent Morgan is very
anxious that there should be a large dele
cation from Wheeling and vicinity. Let
Us see TO it, teachers, that he is not dissp-
pointed. The programme is one of the
best ever presented by the teachers of the
State. F. H. CRAGO,
Recording Secretary.
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N A SMALL WAY.
TIA News 81 TIA Day Poinssdly Para
Krzphsd Cor Hasty Readers.

E4o News 81 tn8 Day Eotndoa1y Eoro-
Kraphsd Tor Hasty Readers.
COUNCIL tonight in regular session
The glass factories viii close down July
LIST for one month
RECoRDER Hook put a novel document
on record yesterday.
The police bad made no arrests up 70
O'Clock this morning
W. W. ROCKIES Wssyeterday committed
to jail for ten days for drunkenness
ONE hundred shares of Wheeling Nat
ural Gas stock sold in Pittsburg, yesterday,
1t 81.
TIE North street N. E Sunday School
win picnic at Gaston's Grove, on the line
Of the B. & D. tomorrow.
A SMALL daughter Of Joseph DegAnt got
hold Of railroad torpedo, and not know
ing what it WAS she struck it with q
Ratchet, when il exploded, one Of the
pieces striking her LEFT hand, cutting :
terrible gash in it.
THERE were twenty cases before His
Honor in Police Court yesterday morning,
and the lines and costs assessed footed up
$2O6.65. Seven Of the unfortunates went
to the hill. The cases against William
Snyder and William Smith were dis
missed
THE remains Of Edward J. Hogan, the
gentleman who died suddenly on Sunday
morning, in the Sixth ward, were escorted
10 the depot yesterday by Prospect Assem-
bly,, 4. Of l., Of which be was member,
and taken to Pittsburg his former home,
for inteFment.
WILLIAM REMICK, a nailer IN the La
Belle mill, had three fingers crushed on his
left hand about i've years ago. On Satur-
day, while at work az . grind stone, he lost
the remaining and index finger Of the hand,
which leaves the hand IN = terribly Grip
pied condition
JOE KRAMER with his orchestra will
leave on the Andes this evening for White
Sulphur Springs. Joe viii be greatly
missed during his absence, but the White
Sulphur guests will hare the benefit Of
what we lose. A number Of Joe's friends
win down at the wharf TO see him OF.
A SMALL son Of Mr.. Hoffman, who lives
near the Vigilant engine house, fell the
other day, cutting his forehead on stone.
Not much attention was paid to the wound,
and yesterday it became infamed and so
swollen that the little fellows eyes are al
most closed. Ii is feared the skull has been
fractured
SEVERAL members Of the Gun Club
were out yesterday at their range looking
for y new location. On account Of houses
being built in the vicinity they are COM
PEELED to relocate it, which they will find
some difficulty in doing. They will go out
again to-day as they want everything in
readiness for the big Fourth Of July en-,
tertainment-
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NOTES.

Miller was picnic.
The ladies turned out in full force, the
stand being packed from end to end.
. Green says he heard that ball from
Bells bat whizz as it sailed over the fence
Poor Steubenville,- matter whether
she plays good or bad game, she gets left
Just the same.
Bauer's umpiring yesterday was not ~
to his usual high standard. Several of his
decisions were very poor.
Akron's crushing defeat at Zanesville
yesterday gives us a strong hold on third
place, but-lOok out for Columbus She
is coming up hand over hand.
Stentzel caught fine game, making one
remarkable stop of n wide ball, when
three men were on base. He was too slow
in getting after foul flies, however, losing
two or three by not starting soon enough.
The following, which appeared in the
IRteuigeneer Of this morning, can not be
passed by without comment:
To the Editor Of the Ini>1i0noer:
SIR:-Saturdsy night at least two mem.
bers of the Wheeling base ball nine were
drunk, and on the street in that condition
after midnight. Tonight at least one of
them is under the influence of liquor.
When one was cautioned about his con-
duet his response was anything but CON-
plimentary to the manager. enclose the
names, not for publication, but for the
benefit of anybody who has right to
know. A STOCKHoLDER.
This charge is either true or untrue;
Just or unjust. In either case, it should
be investigated at once, and the men re-
ferred to either cleared Of the charge or
punished for the offense.
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Excitement in Texas,

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity OF Paris, Texas, by the remark
able recovery OF Mr.. J. E. COrley, who wa:
50 helpless that he could not turn in bed
or raise his head; everybody said be wa
dying of Consumption. A trial bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent him
Finding relief, he bought large bottle
and box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
by the time he had taken two boxes o.
Pills and two bottles of the Discovery, he
was well and had gained in flesh thirty,
six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great
Discovery for Consumption free at Logan
d Co.'S.
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Held to Court.

Sailor" Shelley was yesterday ar
raigned before Justice Davis on the charge
of stealing $3.50 from David c. Strauss, a
grocer OF the North End. The evidence
for the State went to show that Shelley
had lifted the money from the top Of a
barrel, standing in Mr.. Strauss store,
Saturday. The witnesses for the defense
tended to show that while Sailor" had
been spending money and drinking beer,
he had borrowed some money from two or
three people, and had some money of his
own. When the first charge Of robbery
was made against Sailor" some OF his
friends searched him, and testified that he
had the same money when they went
through him as they knew he had had be-
fore the robbery. All the same the de-
PENDANT was held in $500 for his appearance
at Court.
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D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with q severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
be has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan Il Co.. Drug
tore
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DIED.

WISE-On Monday June q. lss7, al cap m.
ROMA, wife OF Jacob Wise. In the 9th year Of
her age.
Funeral services at the residence Of her hus-
band, No. 500 Main street. Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock Interment private.
ASDERs0N-On Monday. jane q. iss7, al 80
p. m, MATTHEW Anderson. In the tn year OF
his age.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, No,
1914 Market street, on Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock Iuterment at Peninsula cemetery.
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GOOD TIME on A WHEEL.

Bridgeport to st. ClairsVille and Return in
One Hour and Fifty Minutes.
On Sunday, John Topping, one Of Bridge
ports wheelmen, made the round trip to
st. Clairsville and return on his bicycle,
and spent some time in st. Clairsville in
the very short time Of two hours and
eighteen minutes. His time was taken at
starting from both points, and the actual
time spent riding was one hour and fifty
minutes. When it is remembered that
there is a very steep hill nearly mile in
length, the time is exceptionally good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-28

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Adjutant Cen
eral Drum to-day rsceived the following
telegram from Gen. O. Howard, dated Fort
Mason, Cal, June 26th: General Maes
seuds the following from San Carlos A. L.
.sLieutenat Johnson's surprise and cap
ture and the rapid pursuit Of the troops
have driven the hand Of hostiles back %
the reservation, where they have surren-
dered, and have instituted an invesuga.
ton and detailed . general court martial
for trial of those guilty Of military ofenses,
thus ending the present disturbances"
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The Princes AZ Dublin.

DUBLIN, June 27.-Tbe Princes Albert
Victor and George, ofWale, who arrived at
Kingston this afternoon, were received with
great enthusiasm. The Marquis of Lon
donderry, the Irish Yiceroy, met them,
and the Town Commissioners presented
them with an address. The Princes then
proceeded to Dublin. Upon their arrival
here they were represented with an address
of welcome by the Conservative citizens.
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Not Yet Settled.

A committee of the Plumbers Union
called at this Office last evening and re-
quested the statement, that the trouble in
the shop of Tumble & Lutz was still I'M
settled. The committee stated that they
had been assured the men now in the shop
would be required to join the Union, at
last nights session, but they had failed to
nut in an appearance.
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r.,.,,. I'm Resist Eviction.

DUBLIN, June 27.-The tenants on the
Kingston estates, at Mitchellstown, have
resolved to resist the service Of writs OF
eviction which il is proposed TO issue
against them. Mr.. VIM. O'Brien will
shortly visit the tenants.
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n.a,h ntn HsIl.Knoun Lady.

At 5 o'clock last evening Mrs Harriet
BrentIinger, widow of the late DR.. F. A.
Brentlinger, died at her residence, corner
of Eighth and Main streets, aged slbouG a
or as years. Deceased was one of the old
est residents Of this city, and was well and
favorably known by q large number OF
citizens. The funeral has not yet been an
nOunced-
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PIttsburE and Return.

Commencing Sunday, June 9Th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no
tiee, the B. & o. viii sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate Of $50, and to
Washington, Pa, and return at $1.00.
Trains leave at 5 and s10a. m, returning
at z and II 10 D. m
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Index 20 New Advertisements.
sErnNn PACE

Picnic-NOyIA Street N. Z Sunday school
Tea Sets-EWing Bros.
Wanted-Grocery Clerk.
Wanted-SituatiOn-
Hot Weather LitSrature-StantOn & Davenport
POsfofice Exehange-JOseph Werner.
Kanted-COOk.
Grundys Cholera Curs-R II. List
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The Prize Fighters.

The Johns-Evans prize fight created
quite a sensation on both sides of the river,
yesterday, and the details of the brutal
affair were read with interest by many.
There is 4 well-defined disposition on the
part of the authorities of this county to
take steps looking to the arrest of the
men, but they are deferred somewhat by
the difficulty Of finding out whether or
not there was money prize for which the
men fought. Yesterday and last night
those present at the light were busy deny
ing that any money was up. Sheriff
Handlan can be depended upon to do what
is proper under the circumstances. The
penalty, under the Acts of 1888, is i'm
prisOnment from two to ten years, and
this applies to referee, seconds, &c-, as
well as to the actual eombatants.
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Earned runs, Wheeling 5, Mansfield 3;
two-base hits, Crogar, Mallory; home
runs, Bell, Delahanty; double plays,
Stentzel aud Bell; base on balls, by Clark
l, by Miller /; passed balls, Delahanty 2;
wild pitches, Miller ?; time of game AS;
Umpire, Bauer.
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M)relin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY N THE CITY,
Theremomstsr Record.

Mr. C. SehnePi, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Monday: Tam, 81 ;
Sam, IS; - m, 30; 3 p. IN, -; Z p.
~, 80. Weather, clear.
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Want a Murderer,

Chief Smith is in receipt Of telegram
from Marshal Plether, of Canton, o., ask
ing that lookout be kept for Conrad
Doll, the German who murdered his wife
and SOD. The document got here little
late, as Doll is under arrest.
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Held In $500.

Justice Davis yesterday gave Steve
Quinn a hearing, at the Jail, on a warrant
issued June 10th, charging him with steal
ing lot of personal property from boat
house near the Water Works. Steve con-
fessed aud was held in $500 for Court.
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Rnnrth nf Inlr E,nn-.Inn.-

The Ohio River Railroad viii sell excur-
sion tickets to all stations on the line July
ID. Sd and 4th, returning, good July 5th
inclusive, at one fare for the round trip.
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The Mission Sunday School of the First
Presbyterian church viii bold q picnic at
New Cresap's Grove, ON Thursday, June 80
Train viii leave Ohio River depot at 7:3O
a. m. All are invited.
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A Big Picnic.

A large picnic was held at the Park yes
terday by the Knights of st. John, the St
Aphonsus Society and the St AlphOnsus
school children The members Of the two
societies, headed by Kramer's hand,
marched to the motor where they embarked
for the Park. The picnic was very largely
attended and delightful day was passed
by all The Knights gave an exhibition
drill on the grounds in the afternoon
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ABOUT THE CITY.


A telegram from Kansas, small town
in Iowa, was received yesterday stating
that james Campbell, Wheeling man,
had been run over by the cars at that
placs. and had died OF his wounds.
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DOS'T forget the competitive drill at the
Knights OF Pythias picnic, July T., be
tween Silver Cross division of GAINESVILLE,
Cadiz division of Cadiz, and Ivanhoe
division Of Stenbenville.
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Correction.

In our account of the sudden death Of
Mr.. E ]. Hogan, an error was made In
stating that the deceased was member Of
the Knights Of Pythias. 1t should have
read, Prosperity Assembly, Knights Of
Labor.
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Cut on the Head.

About half past seven O'Clock last even
BuInie McNorton, a eOloIed man, went to
the house Of Ransom Taylor, also colored,
in alley Nine, between Eof and Chapline
streets, and succeed in stirring up a fuss
with Mrs Taylor, ending by striking her
over the head with a club or some other
sharp edged instrument, cutting a cash
about three inches long. DR.. Reed was
called, and seWed up the wound. 1t is
not definitely known what caused
the trouble, bat people in the vicinity
say they heard the noise of breaking
glass and curses Just about the time the
blow was struck. A warrant was issued
before Justice Davis for McNorton, who
skipped for Martins Ferry.
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Moundsvils Camp.

On and after July LIST, B. 4 o. viii ru1
\ special train to MOundsyille CAM
grounds. Leaving Wheeling at Clio p. m
daily, except Sunday.
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THE ..Iif. Of the sesb istbe hloo5 thar.

THE life of the flesh is the blood there
Of" pure blood means healthy functional
activity and this bears with it the certain
ty Of quick restoration from sickness or nc.
cident. DR.. ]. ii. McLean's Strengthen
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier gives pure
rich blood, and vitalizes and strengthens
the whole body. S1.OO per bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-28

VS. have full assortment of Ladies'
hne shoes, hand turns, or machine sewed.
OF every description, at lowest prices.
A. G. WNcHER,
1867 Main Street.
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LOOK out for the Knights Of Pythias
parade Monday, July 4. The Fifth Ohio
regiment, Colonel Sedgwick commanding,
will take mart
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DoN'T waste your money buying old
stale coffee when you can get fresh roasted
at &c. per pound at the Atlantic Tea
Stores.
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Base hits, Steubenville 8, Sandusky, 8;
errors, Steubenville 4, Sandusky, 4; batter
les, Osborne, Davis, and Berger; Schell
and Weber. Umpire, Stelleberger.
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THERE viii be q regimental drill at the
fair grounds July T. at l:S0 p. m. by the
Fifth Ohio regiment uniform rank,
Knights of Pythias.
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OvId,s Tomb Discovered.

LONDON, June 27.-It is announced
that Oyid's tomb has been discovered.
The location is at Anadolkin, near Kus-
tendan. The stone marking the tomb
represents 0vid's arrival at the Island OF
Toni, when he was banished thither BY
Augustus, A. d. 8, on account of the
poets intrigue with the Emperor's daugh-
ter, Julia, and ApOllO's reception Of him.
Oyidis Isle is few miles from Kustendan.
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A Tumble I'm CoRee

Fresh roasted coffee DC. per pound al
the Atlantic Tea Stores.
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Gentlemen,s Finest Shoe.

In all styles and widths, at the lowest
price consistent with quality.
J. W. AMICK,
No. l143 Main Street.
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The Irlsh MI.sIon Abandoped.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The Catholic Nelr,
to-day received the following:
ROME, June 27.-The departure of Mon.
signori Persico and Gualdi on the mission tO
Ireland has been indefinitely postponed.
[SigDedl FRANCIS STEPHENS, ID. ID.